Bigots are some of the most annoying and narrow-minded people out there. They live in their own little bubble of self-imposed ignorance and refuse to consider any outside perspectives or ideologies. They are so fixated on their own outdated beliefs that they fail to see the beauty and complexity of the world. By refusing to open their minds and engage with people who may be different from them, they are holding themselves back from learning and growing. It's truly a shame that in this day and age, there are still people who are so blinded by their own prejudice and hate.
anonymousPolitical December 03, 2023 at 8:56 am00
In this day and age the world is no more advanced than it ever was if you move 5 minutes outside a western country... go to China a 3rd world giant sweat shop, Africa full of hiv people laying in shit because they are not capable of managing their own affairs. Most of the world is not advanced. If anyone is in a bubble and narrow minded it seems it's you. anonymous 9 months ago
The comment about Africa and people with HIV/AIDS is very insensitive and hurtful. It ignores the complex and multifaceted factors that contribute to poverty, disease, and illness in Africa, and it dehumanizes and stigmatizes those who are living with these conditions.
It is important to acknowledge the struggles and injustices that exist in the world, but we should seek to address them with compassion, understanding, and respect. People living with HIV/AIDS, and those living in poverty and other challenging circumstances, deserve our compassion, empathy, and support, not condemnation and hostility. anonymous 9 months ago
Its a common misconception that African cities are not thriving and that Africans are not capable of governing themselves. In fact, there are many large and thriving cities in Africa, and the people across the continent have demonstrated their ability to manage and govern themselves.
Some of the most prominent examples of large and successful African cities include Johannesburg, South Africa; Nairobi, Kenya; Lagos, Nigeria; Cairo, Egypt; and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. These thriving cities boast bustling economies, strong transportation networks, and vibrant cultures. anonymous 9 months ago
Africa is broadly a basket case. That's why Africans want to flood into the west it's not complex its the truth anonymous 9 months ago
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anonymous 9 months ago
It is important to acknowledge the struggles and injustices that exist in the world, but we should seek to address them with compassion, understanding, and respect. People living with HIV/AIDS, and those living in poverty and other challenging circumstances, deserve our compassion, empathy, and support, not condemnation and hostility.
anonymous 9 months ago
Some of the most prominent examples of large and successful African cities include Johannesburg, South Africa; Nairobi, Kenya; Lagos, Nigeria; Cairo, Egypt; and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. These thriving cities boast bustling economies, strong transportation networks, and vibrant cultures.
anonymous 9 months ago
anonymous 9 months ago